Fordoche Baptist Church: Recent Episodes
Joshua Peeler
This podcast contains the weekly sermons of Fordoche Baptist Church. We are a Southern Baptist Church in rural Louisiana. We are a traditional Christian church and believe in the Baptist Faith and Message (2000). Any questions, comments, or concerns please email fordochebc@gmail.com Subscribe to stay updated to the latest sermon series! Enjoy and may God bless your day, your week, your month, and your year.
How is your attitude affecting your witness in this life? Join us today as Bro Gary Mitchell makes us more aware of how our attitude in every day life may affect the lost.
Join us in this sermon where we are lead by Brother Justin Frederick on be successful in this life with God.
Life is full of ups and downs; Highs and Lows…just like the Christian walk. Life is fragile the Bible uses the language of earthen vessels. We are clay in the potters hand. God takes us as uncertain leaky marred vessels turning us into stable pillars. In Rev 3:7-13 Jesus uses the language of pillars calling us solid, & stable. What do we make of this change? How do we accomplish this?
What happened to Jesus body on that Easter morn? Is he a magician-now you see Him now you don't? Is he a ghost showing up to His grief filled followers? Tomorrow morning hear all the answers in The Resurrection: Who is He Really?
Throughout history the last words of people have taught us important life lessons about the validity of their convictions. But what do the last words of Jesus teach us? What can we learn about forgiveness, humanity, from the way Jesus died? Find out in Famous Last Words
Next in our series Journey to Calvary we look at the choices of Pontius Pilate. What decisions did Pilate make which led to his order to execute Jesus? Can we learn anything from these choices?
This sermon begins a new series for Easter on Jesus' Journey to Calvary. Today we look at John 18:1-11 and Jesus' surrender. He surrenders His Hope, Will, Power, and ultimately Himself. What can we learn about daily surrender from the surrender of Jesus? Listen to find out!
What does Jesus have to say to a Church who worships free sexual expression and idols? He says I'm going to war with you. Join us as we continue or series from Revelation 2 and the seven letters to the churches in Asia.
This sermon continues our series from Revelation. What does Jesus say to Christians who might die for their faith? He calls them to live a life of Rich Tribulation. Revelation 2:9-11
Continuing our series in Revelation, we look at the first of the seven letters to the churches. In Rev 2:1-7, Jesus warns the church in Ephesus that if they don't remember their love first their church will cease to exist. Tune in to find out what this means for us today!
Have you ever had an unexpected visit at a time you were really struggling? Ever felt alone, hurt, or afraid until you were visited by the perfect friend? Today we examine Rev 1:9-20 and The Unexpected Visit John receives from Jesus. He Waits, Sees and Hears Jesus.
This series through the book of Revelation looks at what must take place for the King to Return! Today we examine the 3 keys to understanding Revelation. We look at Revelation 1:1-8.
This sermon concludes our series from Psalms asking the most important question for the New Year: "Who is God?" Answering this question, we examine Psalm 118 for keys to God's identity and ways for us to respond.
As we continue our series from Psalms we look at Psalm 91. How should we respond when we are overwhelmed by finances, relationships, or health problems? The character of God revealed in PS 91 answers these questions and more.
Exploring a familiar story in a different light, this sermon answers the question: "How should I respond when I mess up?" Examining Ps 51 we get a window into how we should respond to God when we sin.
Christians start the new yr off right! How does trusting God help me make better decisions? Can the peace of God, His provision, and protection guide me this year? Find out today in Beside Still Waters.
Have you ever wondered how to make better choices or why your new years resolutions always end quickly?? Today we ask the question: How do I start off my new year right? What direction are you moving in?
The next in our encountering Jesus series, we look at Jesus' encounter with us. In this sermon we look God with Israel, God with Isaiah, and God with us. God slowly revealed himself to his people and then at the perfect time was born.
Have you ever felt unwelcomed before? Jesus came into the world, but His own people didn't recognize Him-Why? In the next in our Encounters with Jesus series we look at Jesus' encounter with the world. They rejected His origin, His purpose, and His identity.
Have you ever felt completely helpless and alone? Lazarus, and his two sisters did! Jesus waited, agonized and mourned with them. What does he teach us about waiting and being comforted today? Listen to find out.
Next in our series of Encounters with Jesus, we look at Blind Faith. In John 9, Jesus heals a man that has been blind since birth. Through this story, we learn that blind faith is strange, difficult, and downright messy! As Christians we can't allow our fears to turn us into religious Pharisees, but must seek Christ alone.
Today's sermon comes from Matt 23:25-28, John 8:2-11, & Matt 3:7-12. It follows the religious people who rejected Jesus. This continues our series from Encountering Jesus called "Wrong Religious People" In this sermon we ask am I arrogant, fake or self-righteous?
When a lame man who doesn't believe in Jesus is healed, he's forced to make a decision: do I become a follower of Jesus? Listen to see how he responds to Jesus' challenging words to stop sinning or else something worse may happen to him.
A powerful royal official is humbled as he son nears death. You ever been desperate and needy for an encounter with Jesus? He was too. This sermon explores the fearful encounter that results in a faithful follower. John 4:43-54.
it's going to be deep, its going be difficult, it's going to be hard for some to hear. She was the wrong race, wrong gender and was meeting Jesus as the wrong time...yet Jesus respected her, loved her, and understood her. Next in our Encountering Jesus series: The Thirsty Samaritan.
What does a confused religious leader teach us about following Jesus? This evening encounter with Jesus is Unusual, and Exciting! It produces some of the most famous verses of scripture. John chapter 3
First in our new series on Encounters with Jesus. Today is the story of John the Baptist, and his encounter baptizing Jesus. He is left forever changed.
We continue our series on the Heroes of the Faith with Sarah. A godly women, example of humility, and mother of the faith. Don't miss this exciting message on one of two women from the hall of fame of the faithful.
Next sermon in Christian Maturity Series. This sermon from James 5:7-11 examines how can we persevere in life. We make it through patient waiting and patient endurance. The mature Christian never gives up!
This message continues our series on the subject of Hebrews 11 and the Heroes of the Faith. This sermon answers the question: "What's so special about Rehab's faith?" by looking at her Desperate Situation, Difficult Response and Distributing Salvation. Rahab's faith inspire's and impacts us all still today.
This sermon looks at James 5:1-6 "Even the Rich are Judged". The rich are judged for their wrong investments, wrong treatment, and wrong attitudes towards the poor. The sermon concludes with several examples of Christian charities
This is a part of our series from Hebrews 11 on the heroes of the faith from the OT. Bro. Tyler preached a message on the character and life of Jacob. The man who would later be called Israel had a life filled with ups and downs. Just as God slowly changes us to become more like Jesus, Jacob was slowly changed and was later called faithful
This week we continue our series on Christian Maturity in James 4:11-17. The sermon does what the title suggests providing Christians with information on how to move from arrogance to humility. It turns out not judging others and remembering God's place in our life's serves to teach Christians humility.
This sermon focuses on Christian Conflict and Infighting. James 4:1-10 tells us why we have conflicts in the church and how to respond to them. Conflict happens because of our sin and must be resolved through humble submission to God.
Continuing our series on Christian Maturity, we pick up at James 3:13-18. This sermon examines the two sources of wisdom which James talks about-ungodly & godly. The sermon ends with an emphasis on the Holy Spirit's role in helping us make good decisions
Coming from James Chapter 3, this is the next message in our series on Christian Maturity. Christians must guard their speech for three reasons: 1) It's Important 2) It's Dangerous Not to 3) It's the Right thing to do. We as believers should encourage and build one another with our speech.
The next message in our series on Spiritual Maturity from James 2:14-26. This sermon examines the famous verse faith without works is dead. It addresses faith in three major ways: Practical, Spiritual, & Scriptural faith. The sermon ends asking what kind of faith has God called you to & how are you living it out?
This sermon covers the topic of prejudice and favoritism. Mature Christians seek to treat others with respect, and mercy. Following the example of Jesus in the Good Samaritan our neighbors, our co-workers, and friends all should be treated with respect.
The next in our series on Christian Maturity, this sermon examines James 1:19-27. In this section we see that Mature Christians receive, obey, & apply God's word. Growing and maturing in Christ means that we must seek to God through His word, applying His truth.
Continuing our series on Christian Maturity, we look at accepting responsibility for our sins, and praising God. Trails create maturity and opportunities to own our sins. Mature Christians praise God for the good and take responsibility for the bad decisions in their lives.
This sermon begins the new series on Maturity in the Christian faith. The sermon series will follow the book of James looking at the theme of Christian maturity. The first sermon covers James 1:1-12 and the joy, wisdom, and humility of being a mature Christian.
Today we are studying the topic of vision in our church. Our vision/purpose statement is "Nothing is Impossible with God". We examine John 5, and Hebrews 10 to illustrate our vision statement.
This sermon comes from Revelation 21 & 22, looking at the subject of worship in heaven. How will we respond to heavenly worship and to being in the presence of God? We will respond in joy, with intimacy, and healing.
Continuing the series on worship, we look at the first worship service. Gen 4:1-16, the story of Cain's act of murder is examined in light of worship. What kind of worship does God reject and accept?
This sermon follows the story of Paul & Silas from Acts 16. Worship involves sacrifice, and reasonable service. The sermon ends with Romans 12:1-giving your life as a living sacrificial worship.
The first in our new series on worship, this sermon explores worship as a natural response to God. Biblical material comes from Revelation 4 & 5, the throne room of God.
One of the ways that God answers our suffering is by providing us with hope. In this sermon Pastor Josh preaches on the valley of the dry bones passage in Ezekiel 37. It shows us that it is God's heart to breathe life into dead situations.
This is Pastor Josh's Sermon from a few weeks ago on suffering. This message follows several Old and New Testament characters examining their suffering in light of the gospel. Ultimately, God's answer to suffering if provided. If you or someone you know is suffering right now, encourage them with this message.